The AWS Sustainability console is Amazon Web Services' environment for measuring, tracking and reducing the environmental impact of your own AWS usage. It builds on the Customer Carbon Footprint Tool. The console shows estimated emissions for scopes 1, 2 and 3, both location-based and market-based, and estimated water withdrawals for cooling the data centres involved. Results can be broken down by AWS Region, service and account, and retrieved through public APIs and an SDK. According to AWS, the methodology is independently verified.
AWS is part of Amazon, a US company, and is therefore subject to US law, including the CLOUD Act. AWS does not state on its public pages where this console's own data is stored. More generally, AWS offers a data processing agreement with Standard Contractual Clauses and lets customers choose the Region in which their customer data is stored. The figures are estimates produced by the provider itself; organisations that include them in sustainability reporting should review the methodology and underlying data.